Women who attended religious service had a similar incidence of T2D compared to those that did not.
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Fitness trackers are affordable and popular, but do they correlate with better physical activity levels in people with diabetes or other with cardiometabolic conditions?
Read More »Narrowing the Scope of Antidiabetic Treatment Options Utilizing Patient-Specific Factors
The abundant options for glucose-lowering medications can make an individualized pharmacologic approach to treatment arduous.
Read More »COVID-19 ICU Admissions in Patients with Diabetes
Recent studies show a correlation between patients with diabetes and ICU admissions/mechanical ventilation for COVID-19 infections in the United States.
Read More »Different Groups of People at Risk for Developing T2D
Researchers examined six different subgroups to determine what factors raised or lowered their risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Impact of Diabetes on the Lungs
New research suggests that A1c may play a more prominent role than the duration of diabetes when it comes to respiratory function.
Read More »Metformin Use in Pregnancy
Is current evidence supportive of metformin as an adjunct therapy for pregnant women with diabetes?
Read More »Higher HbA1c Levels Increase the Risk of Cellulitis
Patients with diabetes who have worse glucose control may have a higher risk of infections.
Read More »Is Empagliflozin Safe and Effective for Patients with HFrEF and Low Blood Pressure?
The interaction between systolic blood pressure (SBP) and the effects of empagliflozin in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF).
Read More »Current Role of Dapagliflozin in Clinical Practice
Dapagliflozin is well studied in type 2 diabetes mellitus and HF and CKD patients with positive results and a good safety profile.
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